Saudi Arabia's flynas has announced the launch of new direct flights between Riyadh and Aleppo in Syria from 1 August, as part of its plan to expand its international network and strengthen air connectivity between Saudi Arabia and Syria.
The airline will operate two direct weekly flights between Riyadh and Aleppo, offering additional options for travelers between the two cities. The addition of Aleppo to the airline's network follows the resumption of its flights to Damascus in June last year, when it became the first Saudi airline to resume flights to the Syrian capital, according to a post on the flynas website.
flynas currently operates 14 weekly flights between Riyadh and Damascus, as well as 3 weekly flights between Dammam and Damascus. The new flights are part of flynas' growth and expansion plan under the slogan "Connecting the World to the Kingdom", in parallel with the targets of the National Civil Aviation Strategy to connect Saudi Arabia with 250 international destinations, handle 330 million passengers and welcome 150 million tourists a year by 2030.
flynas operates more than 2,000 weekly flights to more than 80 domestic and international destinations in 38 countries across 156 routes, and has carried 110 million passengers since its launch in 2007, while aiming to reach 165 destinations.
Flights can be booked through the flynas website, www.flynas.com, the airline's app, the contact center on 920001234 and travel agents.
To view the post on the flynas website, click here.
